Spacious 3 Bedroom Craftsman Retreat provides 2,085 square feet of heated living space, anchored by an 80-foot 9-inch width that suits substantial lots. This single-story design emphasizes horizontal convenience while incorporating a 378-square-foot bonus room that offers a flexible area for a media center or home gym. The exterior showcases classic Craftsman detailing, including a steep 12:12 roof pitch and 467 square feet of combined covered porch space that defines the front and rear elevations.
The interior architecture centers on an open-concept core where the great room connects directly to the kitchen and breakfast area. A central kitchen island and integrated eating bar provide utility, while a walk-in pantry supports organizational efficiency. The layout includes a dedicated home office and a mudroom, ensuring distinct zones for daily tasks. The primary suite is positioned on the main level, featuring a private bath and a walk-in closet, while secondary bedrooms utilize a Jack and Jill bathroom configuration to maximize floor area efficiency.
Standing at a maximum height of 26 feet 7 inches, the home utilizes 9-foot ceilings throughout the main level to enhance the sense of volume. The structural design includes 2x4 wall framing and offers both slab or crawl foundation configurations to accommodate varying soil conditions. The 66-foot 9-inch depth of the footprint allows for a well-proportioned layout that separates public living zones from private sleeping quarters.
A front-load, 2-car angled garage covers 714 square feet, providing a functional footprint that minimizes the visual impact of the driveway while maintaining direct access to the interior. The combination of the 2,085-square-foot main level and the additional bonus space results in a total area of 3,644 square feet, providing a comprehensive footprint for those seeking a single-story layout with expandable upper-level potential.
Key Features: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, single-story configuration, 378 sq ft bonus room, open-concept great room, island kitchen, walk-in pantry, home office, Jack and Jill bathroom, 2-car angled garage, 9-foot ceilings, 12:12 roof pitch.
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